Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
TAKING THEIR EASE.
KIcHnoxpERs ON THE GREEN Lawns
OF SUMNER RESORTS.
who Have Gone Away and where They
Ars-Brief Notes and Personal
Points.

White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, for
the week ending September I'd; w. +.
Tompkins, Mrs. DIR. L. s. Joynes,
Levin Joynes, Master George Scott
Charles j. Anderson, G. b. Tenant
and wife, MICS Lizzie g. Tenant,
Miss Lula Scott, w. j. Deadly and
wife, Ivanhoe Sclater, Charles Il.
Workman, Jr., r. Center Scott, @. p.
Lathrop, Charles Watkins, G. Lorraine,
George Alfred. Cunningham, Jr., Deca-
tur Axtell, Miss Susie Christian, j. +.
T. Anderson, Laurence Diven, j. IL.
Irving, Governor Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs.
Lee, Mrs. T.. L. Crump, Miss Elise
ID. Williams, Miss Bruce Williams,
Miss Lucy NJ. Blair, Mrs. Colonel
Thomas Carter, Miss Juliet Carter, Mrs.
Ann rutherford, w. L. Tanner, John
+. Tanner, Jr., Rev. w. w. LaRdrum,
u. d., Major A. II. Courtney, George
w. Warren, J. II. Siggins, f. A. Shep-
pard, +. L. johnson, A. II. Yarbrough,
wife and two children, Edward j. War
rem, Z. ID. Christian, Charles II. Win
ston, G. A. Thilow, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A.
Claiborne, two children and two nurses,
Mrs. Junius A. Morris, Mrs. j. b. Tins
ley, Miss Alice Kent Tinsley, ID. n.
Walker, n. ID. Hargrove, b. 7. Rey-
nolds, b. II. Lipscomb. Il. Il. Alvey
and wife, Miss +. Byrd Bennett, Henry
G. Cannon and wife, Miss Lille Can
non, Mrs. George W. Warren, Miss NJ.
II. Lee, and Miss Juliet Lee.
Six hundred and nineteen guests on
hand to-day September 2d). Weather
delightful.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
For the week ending September 81 :
Corbin Baxton, j. L. dickinson, r. b.
Goode, J. w. Fowlkes, A. ID. Parr,
Mrs. A. l.. Hunter, T. ID. Berry, Miss
A. Bear, l.. s. Squire, Miss Spencer,
Joseph Wallerstein, Mrs. President
Tyler, G. ID. Langhern, Mrs. A. NJ.
Loler and son, G. l.. Ament, Claudio
NJ. Palmer, w. H. Palmer, Mason
billiard, NJ. b. Maloney, H. II. Powers
and wife, James f. Gum and wife, j..
j. Montague and family, Miss Mamie
Colquitt, W. p. Jordon, f. II. Savage,
II. Allen, NJ. c. Patterson, Mrs +. W..
Christian, Mrs. Il. q. Leigh. i. s.
Cardozo, DR.. J. A. White and wife,
Mrs. +. NJ. Mcclure, l.. A. Warren.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
To August 3Oth: A. L. Shepherd and
family, Miss Lucy q. Mayo, Mrs j.
NJ. Baldwin, r. H. Crump and wife, j..
II. Siggins, Rev. George Cooper, Miss
Ella Deaton. DIR. William b. Gray and
wife, Mrs. Jessie S. Sheppard and in
FAINT, Cyrus Bossieux and family, Judge
George l.. Christian, John j. Greer
and wife, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Seayres,
Mrs. w. II. Wood, George S. Vashon,
Jr., wife, and child, Miss Bessie
Vashon, Miss Bessie Siggins, Miss NJ.
l.. w. Jones, Miss Maria l.. Jones,
Miss A. Byrd Reeve, i. II. Lipscomb,
John Il. Goddin, wife and daughter,
A. L. Miller and wife, James +. Meth
erland. NJ. J. Dillard, Miss T. Byrd
Bennett, r. r. Alvey and wife, Mrs.
J. c. DeatOn, Miss Lizzie DeatOn,
Rev. S. S. Lambeth and family, S.
Hunter and wife, b. Alsop and family,
j. ID. Cardozo and family.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS.
For the week ending August 3lst ::
A. l.. Blair, Allan Talbot, 5. q. At
kins, Mrs. John OFT, Mrs. NJ. L. Per
kins, Harry Langhorne, II. Lewis, DIR.
W. A. Peasants, Mrs. b. II. Selden,
w. p. Jordan, +. IL. Savage, r. L,
Edmunds, Miss Lizzie Putney, Ryland
Williams (Manchester,) +. @. Brooke,
John w. Gordon, wife, four children,
and nurse, W. q. Ferguson, Arthur l..
Peasants, r. W. Powers, NJ. &. Pat
te1son, and Mason billiard.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. L. Tazewell Robertson is spend
ing a few weeks with friends in Amelia.
Councilman A. L. Owen, of Monroe
Ward, has returned from a business
trip to New York.
Miss Jennie Hall, of Venable street,
left Friday to visit friends and relatives
in Caroline county.
Mrs. J. II. Tompkins, of 80 west
Main street, left the city Saturday for
two weeks visit to Chicago.
Miss Emma p. Bland has returned
home after q pleasant trip of five weeks
to Charlottesville and Greene county.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
will assemble Tuesday night at their
armory in full uniform for inspection.
Mr.. O. Z. Lucas and wife left Rich
mond Friday for Atlanta, Ga, which
place they will make their future home.
Miss Bertha Roop, of south Laurel
street. has returned from Baltimore
after delightful stay of two months.
Miss Annie Barker, of north Fifth
street, will leave the city in few days
to visit friends and relations in Staun-
ton.
Rev. George W. Wray returned yes
terday from Pamplin City, where he has
been assisting Rev. Joseph L. Potts IN
revival.
Messrs. Edward +. and Leo. p.
Kuhn have returned to the city, after
two weeks visit to their uncle in Pc
tersburg.
Miss Mary d. Denzler, of west Mar
shall street, has returned TO the city,
after a weeks visit to her relations III
Glen Allen.
Mr.. G.. A. Thilow has returned from
the Red Sulphur, where he has been
conducting the music during the sum-
mer months.
Misses Mamie and Carrie Colquitt
have returned TO the city after & plea
SAINT visit to the mountains OF Mont
gomery county.
Mr.. George Armstrong and sister
Hattie, of Portsmouth, have returned
home after short visit to Mrs. ). l..
johnson. of Church Hill.
Miss Minnie Griffith, daughter OF
Councilman Anthony Griffith, who is
on a northern visit, is expected home
the latter part OF this week.
Professor +. Morrissette, of 2309
east Broad street, left yesterday after
noon to spend several days with his
father, near Clover Hill, in Chester
field county.
Miss Mary Woodfn. formerly of
Manchester but now of 2208 cas-. Broad
street, Richmond, returned home yes
terday after visit OF two weeks to rela-
t;vae IN Hho rlottoev;llo